This is it, people. The decade is ending and these are the best TV shows to come out this decade.
Funnily enough, Game Of Thrones appeared on this list and The Worst TV Moments of 2019 list. That’s real power.
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‘Archer’
This is one of the smartest shows on TV, it ended and began in this decade too (much to the displeasure of the fans).
It was a great little piece of media we were happy to be alive with.
‘Atlanta’
This was a total and complete surprise.
The show came out of nowhere and cemented Donald Glover’s legacy as one of the most talented people ever to be in showbusiness.
‘Mad Men’
This was one of the best dramas of the decade.
It, like many other shows on this list, launched the careers of so many great actors and actresses. And the show itself was awesome.
‘Black Mirror’
It was The Twilight Zone for a new age. It was spooky, it was chilling and it was a great bit of Sci-Fi.
Why am I saying was? It is all-around amazing!
‘Nathan For You’
In a world full of prank videos featuring real people getting pranked, this was a show that made you pee your pants using that format.
It was like Borat but with less racism.
‘The Good Place’
This show was a great piece of subversive comedy.
It dealt with the afterlife and proved that Kristen Bell was more than just a pretty face… and a pretty voice.
‘Game Of Thrones’
Despite its 8th season, Game Of Thrones was still one of the best TV shows that ever graced the world with its presence.
It’s characters, it’s different stories, and the fantasy made it one of the best shows not just of the decade, but of all time.
‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’
This is one of the funniest shows on TV, without a doubt. The characters are total and complete d-bags, and we love them for it.
Especially when they get their comeuppance.
‘Bojack Horseman’
We thought it was going to be a funny show about talking animals. Instead, we got a show that examines depression and is often very depressing too.
Oh, and it’s also somehow really witty.
‘Fleabag’
It was twelve episodes of concentrated greatness. It delivered so much emotion to us: grief, trauma, depression. It dealt with some great themes, including spirituality.
And it was all amazing.
‘Parks and Recreation’
This was one of the funniest TV shows ever to grace the world.
It launched the careers of so many actors and actresses, and still lives on in our collective hearts.
‘Bob’s Burgers’
Fox needed something to fit into its Animation Domination lineup, and went through a couple of duds before finding Bob’s Burgers .
It’s a hilarious gem that has found a place in our hearts.
‘Breaking Bad’
It was obvious that this show was going to make the list.
When it was out, it lit the entire world on fire. And it continues to light the world on fire with its new movie.
‘South Park’
Yes, it technically began in 1997. But if you’re telling me that Seasons 14-23 weren’t a total and complete jam, then you are out of your gourd, my friend.
South Park does, and always will, rule.
